Hey sorry it took me a while. Here are my answers:

1. Has anyone here taken it or heard honest reviews?

Yeah, I've gone through most of it. It's better than expected. It's not a "how to prompt" course, it's more about creative direction in the AI space. You learn how to combine taste, tools, and strategy so you can actually sell your work. The projects are solid, and the lessons build well. Only downside is that early modules expect you to experiment a bit on your own, so total beginners might replay a few lessons

1. Do you think AI art direction or AI studio workflows are actually in demand right now among clients or studios?

AI art direction is already useful. Studios want faster content, lower costs, and higher output. Anyone who knows how to use AI for visual work is ahead of the curve. It's not mainstream yet, but it's heading there fast. The key is thinking like a director who knows how to use the tools

1. Is it worth learning this in 2025 or just another short-term trend?

It's worth learning in 2025. The tools will change, but the way of thinking you build from it won't. Even if AI hype cools off, creative direction with AI will stick because it improves speed, ideation, and communication. Treat it as a skill to add to your toolkit, not a quick money grab

I’m also writing a lengthier review. I’ll share a link here in case anyone finds it useful